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A court in Copenhagen has fined a Kurdish-language TV based there 400,000 euros for making propaganda for a terrorist organisation.
The Danes say the propaganda was in support of the outlawed Kurdistan Worker’s Party or PKK.
Roj TV obtained a licence in 2004 and broadcasts via satellite to 68 countries. It will be allowed to stay on the air.
More about: Denmark, Justice, Kurds, Television, TurkeyCopyright © 2012 euronews
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